Toyota Corolla & Geo/Chevrolet Prizm Automotive Repair Manual by Jay Storer, John Harold Haynes (2002, Paperback, Illustrated)

Lets face it.... cars are a luxury, therefore an expense. The simple fact is, no matter how you look at it, even if your car runs perfect all the time, you still have to put gas in it to make it go. Expense! But who's car runs perfect all the time? If you have one, let me know so I can get one too! But honestly, at some point in time your car needs some attention. Whether it is the simple oil change, brakes, or something more difficult, wouldn't it be nice to do it yourself as opposed to shelling out a bunch of cash to have someone else do it for you? The Haynes line of repair manuals are perfect for the novice level and up do it yourselfers! Not only do they put the tasks in an easy to understand text, they use excellent photographs to accompany the written repair. Making this a extremely valuable asset to someone with a little motivation to save themselves some hard earned money!

It is exactly what the seller said it would be. I had great communication with the buyer and the shipping went really fast. I have used my book several times already so it has already paid for itself even though the price was great to begin with

This manual provides important information for those who are do-it-yourselfers and gives higly detailed information on most repairs (some repairs should be left to a trained mechanic). There are minor details that are assumed the reader knows; for example, the 'mechanic' should know how to remove an O-2 sensor from a pigtail connection and also how to remove the center console. I cannot compare it to a Chilton's manual because I could not find one for the same year Corolla. It would be better if the manual had more pictures and if it was in color. This manual should be looked as an authoritative source. It is a great buy and can save an aspiring mechanic some money.